My "How To Be A Germophobe" book is now available for purchase on Amazon's Kindle for only $3.95!
In this day and age of ever increasing super bugs it pays to be careful. This book is an excellent resource for avoiding germs. It was inspired by my family's experience with the superbug MRSA.
I am currently in the finishing stage of an ebook that details my experience fighting MRSA and everything we did to ultimately beat it. Doctors say that once you have it, you will always have it. We have proven that wrong.
Showing posts with label germophobe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label germophobe. Show all posts
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Night Out Against Crime
Tonight we went to our local city park for the "National Night Out Against Crime" picnic and activities. They served hot dogs, hamburgers, chips, cookies and brownies. Everything was self-serve with people putting their hands on everything. I opened up a new bag of buns that hadn't been touched and passed them out to my kids. The potato chips were the small single-serve bags which was better than everyone sticking their hands into one big bag. My daughter saw someone lick their fingers and then use that hand to pick up a hamburger patty. That's just gross! I had a hot dog. I don't trust them to cook the hamburgers thoroughly. Overall, it was fun. They had a lot of activities for the kids and it was fun for me to visit with my friends in this great little town that I live in. I'm just careful to practice my germophobe ways the best I can.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
My son ate dirt! Should I be worried?
I was outside this evening pulling weeds in my garden yet again (a never-ending battle). My 20-month-old son was outside playing with his 5-year-old sister. I wasn't paying much attention to them other than looking up ocassionally to see where they were. When I finished, I noticed that my son had a ring of dirt around his mouth. Apparently, he must of eaten some dirt. Ewww! Should I be worried about him? What's done is done and I can't reverse it. I'm choosing not to worry about it. It's good for him to build up some immunities. I would not intentionally expose him to germs, but it's impossible to avoid all germs.
All babies that are in the crawling stage put everything they find in their mouth. My son still puts things in his mouth sometimes, but not as much as he used to. I have a family of 8 people tracking dirt in from outside. While I do now have a vacuum cleaner that sanitizes, I'm sure there are still plenty of germs on my floor. I don't freak out if my son picks something up and puts it in his mouth. If it's something he might choke on, I will go dig it out of his mouth. Otherwise, I don't worry about it. Maybe it's because he's the 6th child and I'm not as uptight as I was with the first.
What about scary germs like H1N1? Again, I would never intentionally expose my son or any of my kids to germs. When the swine flu was circulating last year, I was extra cautious when out in public. I am generally cautious in public anyway. I watch out for people who are coughing and stay away from them. I try to avoid touching things as much as possible. I sanitize my hands and my kids hands often. As soon as the H1N1 vaccine became available to everyone, I had my whole family vaccinated. I know someone who almost died from swine flu, and I don't want to take any chances with that. My family also had an experience with MRSA that I absolutely never want to deal with again! That is another big reason that I am very cautious about germs. I am a germophobe and proud of it!
Do adults still need to build up immunities? My opinion is no. I have had enough colds, stomach bugs, food poisoning, etc. I prefer to avoid germs and build up my immune system through diet, supplements and exercise. I plan to stay healthy! Go to my website, http://www.howtobeagermophobe.com/ and sign up for a free report: "How To Boost Your Immune System."
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Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Adorable "Germophobe" T-shirt
I found this adorable t-shirt on Amazon.com. I sooo have to buy this for my 1-year-old!! It's perfect!
Monday, May 3, 2010
Germophobe vs. Germaphobe
Today, instead of talking about germs, I'm giving a brief spelling lesson :-). I recently became aware that there are significantly more people searching for the word "germaphobe" than "germophobe." It made me question how it is really spelled. So, I went to Merriam-Webster for the answer. It turns out I was right. It is spelled "germOphobe." What a relief. I don't have to change the title of my book.
Friday, September 18, 2009
Now Available For Purchase!

How To Be A Germophobe is now available for purchase at this link through Author House Publishing.
Enjoy!
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